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Asus ZenBook Flip 15 (UX563FD) review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict With a 2-in-1 design and a stunning 4K display, there’s a lot to love about Asus ZenBook Flip 15 UX563FD – especially if you’re in the creative industry. That said, the unreliable ScreenPad and position of speakers could be improved, Considering the price of this laptop. The Asus ZenBook Flip 15 UX563FD is primarily geared towards creatives, with an enviable display, a versatile design and a powerful processor – though all these elements could also be great for somebody looking for a high-end all-rounder....

Fast Charge ep. 4: Android 11, Sony Xperia 1 II & Huawei Mate Xs This week on Fast Charge,Dom Preston,Lewis Painter, andAlex Walker-Toddrun through the latest features we’ve seen in the Android 11 developer preview, along with a look at the new announcements from Sony, Huawei and Honor this week. First up they discuss all their favourite (and least favourite) upcoming Android 11 features as revealed by the new dev preview....

Google translate adds new languages for the first time since 2016 Google Translate has added five new languages to its accomplished translation software, the first time new ones have been added since 2016. The languages are Kinyarwanda, Odia (Oriya), Tatar, Turkmen and Uyghur and brings Google’s total number of languages covered by Translate to 108. In ablog post, Google blamed the scarcity of these languages online as the reason for their late arrival....

Huawei Announces P40 Lite in Spain Ahead of P40 Launch Lite versions of Huawei phones are usually sold in a limited number of countries, and the firm has decided to soft-launch the P40 Lite in Spain a few weeks before the main P40 launch event in Paris. There’s probably a good reason for the lack of fanfare: the P40 Lite is essentially a rebranded Nova 6 SE, a phone that launched in China in December 2019....

Leaks show notification UI feature of Microsoft’s Surface Duo Microsoft teased its upcomingSurface Duo mobile-tablet-phone-thingat an event back in October. It’s a dual-screen device with a physical hinge and two glass displays that will run Android. It’s pretty much a new category of device – too cumbersome to be called an outright smartphone, one too many hinges to be a tablet, and not a foldable display in sight. A new leak has shown off how Microsoft might intend to make the new form factor useful with a peek style notification bar on the right screen when the Duo is opened slightly....